Report: Jets target Aaron Glenn as next coach

A few years ago, Madden created an “Ultimate Legends” player Aaron Glenn with a score of 97.

At that time it was probably inevitable.

Via Ian Rapoport of NFL Media, the Jets I hope to keep Glenn from leaving the building. when he conducts his second interview as the team’s head coach on Tuesday.

As Rapoport adds, the agreement is not concluded and “still some details” remain. If that doesn’t happen, the Saints want to talk to Glenn in person.

Glenn played for the Jets from 1994 to 2001, before finishing his 15-year career with the Texans, Cowboys, Jaguars and Saints. His time with coach Bill Parcells, who arrived in 1997 and put Glenn on Dallas’ roster in 20005, should not be overlooked when it comes to linking Glenn to the Jets.

Parcells has a distinct connection to Mike Tannenbaum, the former Jets general manager who is looking for a new coach and general manager in New York. As one source observed Monday, “Don’t underestimate (Parcells’) influence” on the situation.

The news will come to the dismay of former Jets coach Rex Ryan, who used his bully pulpit to pursue an aggressive push for the job.

Glenn’s potential hiring also indicates that Commanders assistant general manager Lance Newmark will be the Jets’ next general manager, given Newmark’s history with the Lions. Another possibility at GM would be current Lions boss Chris Spielman.